handlegrip
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Sorry , But what does "cager" mean?
How do you react when......
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Do you wear full gear?
I've known a couple of people who would have rolled down the window, grabbed you by the throat, and taken you for a run into traffic.
Personally, I try not to get into these kinds of situations, since I know that some people go off the deep end.
Also, how do you dump a hog? Do you mean fall off?
I've known a couple of people who would have rolled down the window, grabbed you by the throat, and taken you for a run into traffic.
Personally, I try not to get into these kinds of situations, since I know that some people go off the deep end.
Also, how do you dump a hog? Do you mean fall off?
Hey let's play pick on the Harley rider once again! If OP was riding a sportbike, everyone would be slapping him virtual high fives. Hypocrites.
N3WMAN
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Sportbike riders don't have a "crew", or wear skull bandanas and SOA hoodies with the chain hanging out of their loose jeans.
RedDogDarren
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RedDogDarren approves the OP message.
If OP just stated the facts and said he called some guy out and the dude appologized I would have high fived him and bought him a drink. Instead OP spent 90% of the time talking about how hard and intimidating him and his crew are. Let's face it; people who talk this much **** are almost ALWAYS full OF ****.
rideitlikeyoustoleit
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+1. And the title of the thread is pretty misleading.
Every year we always get people who talk in third person.
I couldn't agree more, after reading a couple of his posts, I realized how tough of a guy he is...
... Internet tough.
OP, what kind of helmet were you wearing?
this thread reminds me of a movie.
people wonder why they make fun of harley riders.
Excellent thread!
I had someone turn left in front of me up near Shelbourne a few years ago. It was dark out, no street lights, and they were pulling into a Tim Hortons parking lot. It wasn't THAT close but it was still pretty close. I had to brake moderately hard and drift left into the oncoming lane to go around them. I turned around with the intent of explaining the situation to the driver. He ended up going through the drive through so I went into the drive through backwards and stopped in front of him. He was just some 50-something year old guy with his 50-something year old wife and another couple in the car. He was very apologetic and I was relatively polite about it. He did seem very worried that I had come to chat with him though.
But I didn't punch his window in, or smash my helmet of his windshield or anything... am I a big pussy?
I had someone turn left in front of me up near Shelbourne a few years ago. It was dark out, no street lights, and they were pulling into a Tim Hortons parking lot. It wasn't THAT close but it was still pretty close. I had to brake moderately hard and drift left into the oncoming lane to go around them. I turned around with the intent of explaining the situation to the driver. He ended up going through the drive through so I went into the drive through backwards and stopped in front of him. He was just some 50-something year old guy with his 50-something year old wife and another couple in the car. He was very apologetic and I was relatively polite about it. He did seem very worried that I had come to chat with him though.
But I didn't punch his window in, or smash my helmet of his windshield or anything... am I a big pussy?
The only surprise there, is that you don't hold classes :lol:
I post the video, for the Youtube humiliation factor, because I'm not going to win an argument with 2 tonnes of steel and plastic.
Plasticguy
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as many of you may know, there is radar on the Bloor/Danforth bridge almost always for Eastbound traffic (hardly ever for Westbound, but i've seen it too). is pretty much a trap as i have seen cars pulled over that couldn't have been going much more than 60km. if you were going East, its too bad the chicken **** did't get pulled over and you could have delivered up his infraction of you as well. however, the way it worked out is more likely to make him a repeat offender anytime soon. thanks for that rino
Those of you who think that this sort of action will stop this driver from doing it again, think twice. It'll stop him from doing it for maybe a day, after which he'll be angry. Anger makes people act out, as we can see from the original post. What do you think an angry driver is going to do, the next time that he's in proximity of someone he connects with the source of that anger?
Good job
I hope he had a crack in the windsheild after that.
I think we should do more to raise awareness about how to look out for keep safe distance from Bikers on the road.
In my opinion, majority of motorbikes happen because of D******ds like that guy and not because of street racers.
I hope he had a crack in the windsheild after that.
I think we should do more to raise awareness about how to look out for keep safe distance from Bikers on the road.
In my opinion, majority of motorbikes happen because of D******ds like that guy and not because of street racers.
While there is some truth to this, what's the difference between a butcher accidentally throwing his knife across a supermarket near a customer's head? I'm 100% sure that customer would flip. We could give hundreds of examples where some accident happens and someone flips out because of the irresponsibility of the one who nearly caused the accident.
The flip side of things is simple: is it really okay to just let people who nearly kill you just go? I personally don't think it is and actively let others know that they're piss bad drivers (ie. yelling through my window if I'm in a car, or blatantly honking dipshits who don't signal).
